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Utah Jazz point guard Mo Williams will miss at least six weeks of action after discovering he must undergo surgery on his injured thumb. The Jazz originally declared Williams to be out "indefinitely," but the news tweeted by Bill Oram of the Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday night gives the starter a more definite timeframe for return.
Williams will undergo the procedure on Friday.
Williams injured the thumb in Utah's loss to the Miami Heat on December 22nd. He averaged 12.9 points and 6.7 assists with the Jazz before the injury.
Mo Williams needs surgery on right thumb. Will be in a cast for six weeks—
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Mo Williams will have surgery Friday. Will be reevaluated when thumb gets out of the cast—
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Martha took us to the television studio where she had to tape something for The Whatever Girls show, Whatever Martha! It was taking a longer time than anticipated so we tried to take a little nap. Of course, things don't always go as expected…..
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With a 4" stack the way it's run you're plenty good.
Hi, Great and helpful forum. Thanks! I ran my supply from what I learned here.
I am replacing the drainage now and I am wondering if this looks like it would work or if I need to add more venting to the shower drain?
Newbie to drainage.
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With a 4" stack the way it's run you're plenty good.
Excellent - thanks buddy! Back to work and will have it installed before the night is out.
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It depends on trap to vent distance and you can't waste stack vent bathroom fixtures.
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quote; It depends on trap to vent distance and you can't waste stack vent bathroom fixtures.
I don't know what THAT means, but we ALWAYS "stack vent" bathroom fixtures, at least on the upper level. As long as that top 1 1/2" is for a sink and it is within the prescribed limits for a trap you are okay. You probably also only needed a 3" riser, assuming this is not the lower level of a two story building, but if there is a bathroom above it, then everything we said is invalid. I am not sure why the second image since the only difference is that it does not show the septic connection.
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Actually that drawing is somewhat the right perspective. The underneath (horizontal brown line) in the drawing is the floor then crawl space under the house and the top goes thru the roof. I am coupling to old case iron that I cut. Cast thru the roof and cast after the bottom 90 - then out to a septic tank.
Sink trap to vent goes thru the wall then another 90 is the only thing left out. It is about 3 feet max to the 90.
This is the previous setup and never had problems. But in saying that nothing in the house was built to code. I have had to gut it and rebuild everything.
Yeah sorry about the second image....I added the septic and guess did not properly remove the other image....Senior moment...
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GAINESVILLE — The common belief before the season was that the Florida Gators just couldn't afford to lose starting quarterback Jeff Driskel.
But now that it's happened, Gator Nation seems to be thinking it's some sort of blessing in disguise.
Even before it was announced that Driskel was out for the year due to a leg injury during Florida's 31-17 victory over Tennessee Saturday, Florida fans had already jumped on the bandwagon of backup quarterback Tyler Murphy. The message boards lit up and the tweets were flying.
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"We've finally found a quarterback!"
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"Tyler Murphy has command of the offense and better field vision!"
Glad Gator fans are behind their new quarterback (this week), and good for Murphy for coming in and leading UF to victory Saturday. But, come on, let's not overreact here. Murphy had 218 total yards of offense Saturday against a Tennessee defense that gave up 650 yards in the first three quarters against Oregon last week.
Sadly for Driskel, the final memories of him this season will be his three costly turnovers in the loss to Miami two weeks ago and a pick-6 for a Tennessee touchdown Saturday on the play where he broke his leg. Poor kid. I mean, really, is there any worse way to end your season?
"I'm disappointed for Jeff because he's worked extremely hard for this season," Florida coach Will Muschamp said after the Gators had disposed of the Vols for the ninth straight time. "One man's misfortunes are another man's opportunities. Tyler Murphy certainly took advantage of his opportunity. He's a great example of a guy who showed that when your number is called at the University of Florida, you better respond at a high level."
It's too bad Driskel has to go out like this, but Gator fans are desperately hoping that maybe, just maybe, Murphy can provide a spark to an offense that has been abysmal for most of Driskel's time as starter. Obviously, Florida's offensive woes have not all been Driskel's fault, but sometimes a quarterback switch can ignite something in an offense.
All you had to do is look at the man who was leading cheers before the game to imagine the possibilities of what can happen when you change quarterbacks. Danny Wuerffel, Florida's Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from the 1990s, attended the game as UF's "Celebrity Mr. Two Bits" and worked the crowd into a pre-game frenzy with his own rendition of Florida's famous "Two Bits" cheer. Wuerffel, during his playing days, came in as a relief pitcher for Terry Dean, and the rest is SEC history.
Don't get me wrong, I'm certainly not saying Murphy will become the next Wuerffel based on his performance Saturday. He was, after all, only 8-of-14 for 134 passing yards and ran 10 times for 84 yards. Not exactly Johnny Football numbers, but pretty impressive for a guy who had never thrown a college pass until Saturday.
The question is what will happen to the Gators when they start playing real teams with real defenses. There is certainly the very real possibility Murphy's performance Saturday was fool's gold against a Rocky Top program that is now at rock bottom.
Seeing Wuerffel on the field Saturday was a sad reminder of what this rivalry used to be. Back in the day, Wuerffel and Peyton Manning would go head-to-head with Heisman Trophies, SEC titles and national championships riding on the outcome. I used to refer to this rivalry as the "Southern Super Bowl" but Tennessee's ineptitude has turned it into a one-sided Stupor Bowl. Tennessee has lost 9 in a row in the series, 10 in a row on the road and 18 in a row to ranked teams. The Vols are coming off a 59-14 loss Saturday at Oregon — UT's most lopsided defeat since 1910.
And, so, here we are three games into the season, and we still have no idea if Florida's offense is any better than it was last year or the year before. Let's face it, the Gators have played Toledo, Miami and Tennessee — three teams with weak, meek defenses.
We do know the Gators once again have a dominating defense, but we know absolutely nothing about an offense that has had Florida fans grumbling since Muschamp took over as coach.
Two years ago under offensive coordinator Charlie Weis, Florida's offense was ranked 105th out of 120 teams in the country. Last year under offensive coordinator Brent Pease, Florida's offense was ranked 103rd in the country. Coming into Saturday's game, the Gators were dead last in the SEC in scoring offense.
Now, their starting quarterback is out for the year and the backup has never played a meaningful minute until Saturday.
The good news for Florida fans is this:
No matter who the quarterback is, the offense really can't get any worse than it was before.
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A road in Westcliff has been closed for more than a day after a gas leak.
The National Grid was called out after residents reported a strong smell of gas at the junction between Nelson Road and Silversea Drive, at about 10.30pm on Monday.
Silversea Drive was closed off while work was carried out to repair damage to a main and the road block continued for all of yesterday.
Angry residents claim poor signs led to chaos on the road, with confused motorists driving up pathways and even moving cones to get past the cordoned off area.
The road was closed off in both directions in Silversea Drive. The National Grid claims it will finish works today.
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Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm, Sun-Thu: 11am-9pm
The dishes in here are just too amazing. I am really surprised by the bill after we finished the meal, because I was expecting a big bill but it was not.
Their everyday special are not there to be only special because just to have a special, they have specials because the dishes are really special and good.
OMG!!!! – My co worker and tried this place today...and wow! It was great! Fast service, Great food. Great prices. Within walking distance for us! Watch out..... our new best spot!!!!!!!!
The best Thai Food! – This is by far the best Thai place i have eaten at. The staff is also very friendly and helpful in suggesting dishes and accomodating requests. I love Thai food and now that I am no longer working in LA, I miss this place so much!
always very good... – My boyfriend and I eat at Mai Thai probably once a week or every other week. The food is always fresh and delicious. I don't eat things really spicy, but my boyfriend loves spicy food and there are alot of options for both of us. Our favorite is the garlic and pepper beef, they also have really good soups, my favorite is the vegetable tofu. They also have the best Thai iced tea, sometimes I go there just for that!!! Their appetizers are good also, I love the cucumber salad and the Thai beef jerky. You can't beat it for the price and the quality of food. I def recommend this place!!!
Great service!! – This is definitely one of my new favorite restaurant. They have wonderful food for an extremely inexpensive price! The service here is wonderful as well! I highly recommend it!
Average food, good service and good value for money – I joined Citysearch to give some balance to previously posted reviews of this restaurant (which were the reason I chose to take my family there for dinner last night). We have travelled to Thailand on a few ocassions and so have some basis for comparison of the food served here with that served in Thailand. The green curry was good - the best dish we ordered; the satays' were also quite nice. The beef salad, shrimp salad, soup (chicken and coconut), Pineapple Fried Rice and spicy eggplant were average. The fishcakes and sticky rice were awful.
The service was very good, the waitress was courteous, attentive but didn't hover. The portions were pretty good (we ended up taking a fairly large 'to-go' box home with us).
Overall, if you are looking for a reasonable meal at an affordable price - this restaurant is for you. If you are looking for something that tastes like Thai food does in Thailand this restaurant is lowish on my scale - I would suggest that you try somewhere else.
Wonderful experience. – My girlfriend and I just found this place through Citysearch. It was a little bit out of our way, but we decided to try it anyway due to the fantastic reviews. It's located in a fairly boring outdoor mall, next to a Big Lots, so when we first got there we thought we may have made a mistake. As soon as we walked in, we realized we hadn't, though. The restaurant has beautiful, authentic decor and, as we walked in, a pleasant smell of peanut sauce pervaded the air. The service was extremely friendly. We both ordered dinner specials -- I had a chicken curry, my girlfriend had their pad thai. We both got the coconut soup with it, and we shared a little bit of our food with each other. Absolutely everything was DELICIOUS -- so much so that I'm signing up for citysearch's membership specifically to write this review. And the amount of food that comes as part of the dinner specials was quite plentiful. When the check finally came, we were genuinely surprised that it came to just over $15. We were ready to pay much more. I think we're both already ready to count this restaurant amongst our favorites... And we highly recommend it to everyone else.
Great experience – I fell in love with Thai food and now eat at Mai Thai regularly! The Yellow Curry, Beef and Broccli, and Hot and Sour soup are a few of my favorites! The atmosphere at Mai Thai is right out of Thailand... the owner herself is from Thailand, the decore is mello and romantic, the service is good, and the people are really warm and welcoming.
The BEST Authentic Thai Food – If you want Authentic Thai food that is FRESH and GOOD, then definitely eat here. The food is delicious and spicy to your desire; the ambience is warm and inviting; the service is quick and friendly; and they also deliver. Mai Thai has the best "Hot and Sour Soup" that I've ever had. You've got to try it. Definitely, most definitely eat here!
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October 5, 2012
You already knew that our healthcare system is screwy. But you probably didn't know that at least some pharmacists at CVS, the nation's second-largest drugstore chain, were refilling prescriptions and submitting claims to insurers without patients' approval.
The bizarre, possibly illegal practice was spelled out in confidential emails sent this year by a CVS pharmacy supervisor to dozens of pharmacists under his control.
The emails make clear that an internal quota existed for prescription refills, with at least 30% of calls to patients about their medications expected to result in return business. A threat of "major personnel changes" was made to pharmacists who couldn't hit their quota.
"You need to go out and make this happen this week and every week going forward," CVS supervisor Ryan Barna said in one email. He oversees about 50 pharmacists in the New Jersey area.
CVS acknowledges that the emails were legitimate and that prescriptions may have been processed without patients' say-so. But the company says this is an example of an overzealous manager going too far, not a practice followed by CVS pharmacists nationwide.
"It is not our policy to refill prescriptions without a patient's authorization," said Mike DeAngelis, a CVS spokesman.
Never mind that Barna described his instructions to pharmacists in one email as being among CVS' "best practices." And never mind, as I've reported before, that the company has had incidents in California and elsewhere of enrolling people in its automatic-refill program without approval.
A spokesman for the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, which licenses pharmacies, told me that officials will look into whether CVS violated the law by filling prescriptions without patients' OK.
Virginia Herold, executive officer of the California Board of Pharmacy, which licenses pharmacies and pharmacists, said she would have "grave concerns" if claims were being submitted to insurers in this state without patients' knowledge.
CVS pharmacists in California and New Jersey told me that a claim is submitted when the prescription is initially filled and not when the medication is picked up by the patient. This is to ensure that the patient is covered.
Herold said the practice described in the CVS emails could be considered insurance fraud — at least in California — because CVS sought reimbursements for drugs that patients never ordered.
Barna's emails instructed CVS pharmacists to watch for prescriptions for so-called maintenance medications for chronic illnesses that hadn't been refilled on a regular basis. Pharmacists were advised to make at least four attempts to reach the patient by phone.
If the patient couldn't be reached, the pharmacists were told to wait until Friday and then fill the prescription anyway.
Pharmacists were instructed in a February email to tell patients that "we tried calling you several times this week on this past-due prescription" and that "I went ahead and filled it so it would be ready for you."
Barna acknowledged in the same email that "some have expressed concern over this practice." But he said it was no different from other methods used by CVS to help customers take their medication.
Reached by phone, Barna declined to comment on the contents of his emails.
The messages were shared with me by a former company insider after I wrote a recent column about the drugstore chain having enrolled a Seal Beach man in the company's automatic-refill program without his authorization.
DeAngelis, the CVS spokesman, insisted at the time that no quotas exist for enrolling people in the refill program and that pharmacists aren't judged based on their number of refills.
The Barna emails suggest otherwise. He repeatedly emphasized to CVS pharmacists that they have to meet certain benchmarks for refilling prescriptions, or "scripts."
"Remember," Barna said in a February email, "each of you owns scripts and has an obligation to meet your weekly script budget; this is one of the areas you'll be evaluated on come review time."
Pharmacists under Barna's supervision knew to take such warnings seriously. In a March 2011 email, he declared that unsatisfactory performance would cause him to make "major personnel changes in multiple stores."
"Please understand this is not the road I wanted to go down," Barna wrote, "but action plans/phone calls/advice haven't yielded the result we're all looking for & it's time for a change in leadership in certain stores."
CVS' DeAngelis said that Barna's instructions to pharmacists weren't representative of the company's policies. "The messages in the emails in question were not authorized by CVS pharmacy," he said.
DeAngelis said the company's management first learned of the situation from another supervisor, "who recognized that the messages were not in compliance with our pharmacy policies and procedures."
He said CVS has "already addressed this matter" with Barna "and educated the pharmacy teams about our correct policies and procedures." Barna apparently remains a supervisor for the company's drugstores.
DeAngelis declined to specify when the company first became aware of the refill practice.
A spokeswoman for a leading health insurer, who requested anonymity because her company does business with CVS, confirmed that claims are submitted to insurers when prescriptions are filled. Payments can be made at any time over the next few weeks, depending on the insurer's reimbursement cycle.
If a CVS customer failed to pick up the refilled prescription, the medicine typically would be restocked after two weeks and the insurance claim canceled. Any money paid by an insurer presumably would be refunded.
But one consequence of CVS' practice, the insurance spokeswoman said, is that a patient who tried to fill a prescription elsewhere during that time may have found that CVS had already secured reimbursement for the order, thus preventing the patient from dealing with the pharmacy of his or her choosing.
It could also slow a patient's access to medicine until the insurance issue had been addressed.
By CVS' own estimates, people not taking required medication on time results in about $290 billion in annual healthcare costs.
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Skyler Jade Boyd, infant daughter of Bryan Boyd and Melissa Kinch of Elizabethton, passed away on Monday, October 1, 2012, at Johnson City Medical Center.
In addition to her parents, Skyler is survived by three sisters, Alexia Boyd, Felicity Kinch and Brandi Boyd, all of Elizabethton, and one brother, Ryan Boyd, Elizabethton.
The graveside service for Skyler will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday, October 4, at Washington County Memory Gardens, Johnson City. Those wishing to attend the graveside service are asked to meet at the funeral home at 1 p.m. Thursday to go in procession to the cemetery. Online condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guest book or by fax to (423) 542-9499.
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Anthony Davis scored 18 points for the Hornets, who played without Eric Gordon and finished their five-game road trip with four straight losses. Team doctors still haven't cleared Gordon to play in back-to-back games while recovering from knee surgery.
Gordon played 25 minutes at Denver on Friday, and the Hornets badly missed their star shooting guard's energy. A night after committing 22 turnovers, New Orleans turned it over 23 times against the Wolves, who recorded their largest victory margin this season.
One of the worst-shooting teams in the NBA, the Wolves shot 58 percent (45 for 77) using a simple formula: Get to the paint. Minnesota went hard to the basket early and often—15 of its scoring possessions in the first quarter were either drives or free throws. The Timberwolves led 33-14 after one, and their lead was never seriously threatened.
Ricky Rubio, who took the blame for Minnesota's lackluster start in a 111-100 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night, set an aggressive tone early by driving to the basket and finding open teammates with his usual flashy assists. The biggest highlight came late in the third quarter, when Rubio lobbed an alley-oop to Cunningham for a two-handed jam that stretched the Wolves' lead to 74-46 and brought the crowd to its feet.
Rubio had nine points and seven assists, and Minnesota outscored the Hornets 58-32 in the paint.
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Since moving in to the Crest Nicholson Aldermere development in Cheshunt over the last two years, we have all noticed extremely poor internet speeds, as low as 1mbps on most days. As more new residents move in, this has become noticeably worse, making it all but unusable now. Enough is enough. We are all paying for services we cannot use. BT have investigated the issue and determined that it is due to the distance of the green street cabinet in Brookfield Lane west, from our properties, as copper cable was installed which isn't designed to cover such distances. They have also admitted that upgrading the street cabinet to the fibre network would, with a subsequent upgrade to a fibre service (such as Sky, BT or others) immediately increase speeds dramatically. The Waltham Cross exchange, which we all connect to, has been upgraded to fibre, as have the streets either side of Aldermere. BT have no current plans to upgrade the street cabinet and will not say how long it would be or even if they will do it. Crest Nicholson have declined to help, blaming BT, but admit the didn't ever test the connection when the development was starting to be built.They also failed to invite in Virgin Media, so we have no alternative to BT cabling. We the undersigned, all residents of the Aldermere development, collectively request the assistance of our local councillors, Crest Nicholson and BT to resolve the issue on our behalf and to ensure the street cabinet is upgraded to the fibre network. We urge you to take action on our behalf.
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The museum explores dimensions of time and space this spring
Brandeis Magazine: The winter issue is here
Featuring a Q&A with education expert Arthur Levine '70
Professor tackles autism and epilepsy with new discovery
Suzanne Paradis and her lab unearth the roots of neural branching
Electrifying the Rose
The latest issue of State of the Arts magazine features the new buzz that Rose Director Chris Bedford and artist Chris Burden are bringing Brandeis
Make an impact!
Highlights of the third annual 'festival of social justice' to include talks, performances, exhibits and a keynote address by Nelson Mandela's grandsons
Magic in the lab is no sleight of hand
Young scientist Gil Henkin '14 part of team that conjures mesmerizing images of microscopic systems in motion
The Brandeis Questionnaire
Jon Landau '68 on his youth at Brandeis and his life today as Bruce Springsteen's manager
Welcome Midyears!
Brandeis is thrilled to welcome our new midyear students to campus today
Brandeis' model students
Undergraduates show their style with atypical extracurricular activity
So you've survived cancer, now what?
Samantha Watson '01, MBA'06, helps young adult survivors tackle life after treatment
Hallelujah: The finals countdown
Fall-semester finals week brings a different rhythm to the Brandeis campus
Campus mourns Nelson Mandela
Faculty, students are inspired by former South African president's legacy of compassion and social justice
Perfecting the pitch
The Hiatt Career Center's annual event brings leading professionals to campus to judge the competition and engage with students
Put on your yarmulke, it's time for Thanksgivukkah
Rabbi Elyse Winnick explains the once-in-a-lifetime confluence of holidays
Archaeologists discover oldest palatial wine cellar
Professor Andrew Koh part of team that unearthed 3,700-year-old storeroom
Where were you when?
On the 50th anniversary of JFK's death, Brandeis community members share generational moments
'Come hear the music play'
Brandeis Theater Company turns Spingold into 'Cabaret' through Nov. 24
The Light of Reason
The Rose Art Museum has commissioned a major installation by Boston native and critically acclaimed artist Chris Burden
Charney makes it all add up
Mathematician (and former dancer) Professor Ruth Charney wants to multiply women in math
Fear Factor
In honor of Halloween, BrandeisNOW spoke with Professor Don Katz about how the brain processes fear — potentially with deadly consequences.
Fall Fest is here!
The annual family weekend features an array of on- and off-campus events
Marder named to the Institute of Medicine
Professor's election based on professional achievement and involvement in critical public health issues
Brandeis scores big with inaugural athletic homecoming
Soccer coaches honored, bust dedicated to Bill McKenna '55
Ancient scrolls inspire new research
Collaboration with Museum of Science, Boston, spawns art, education and music
Inclusiveness helps Brandeis debate club carry the day
Ranked No. 1, club now coaching next generation.
The Man in Bratislava
Chandler Rosenberger leverages firsthand knowledge of emerging democracies in new course
Taking Care of Business
New undergraduate program is among the most popular on campus
All Work and No Play? Not Anymore!
Brandeis and partner organizations build a community playground in a day
Rose Art Museum opens with five new exhibits
Works by Andy Warhol, Jack Whitten, Omer Fast and others on display.
The Mother Lode
With a soul-baring third novel exploring the pitfalls of trying to adopt a child, Jennifer Gilmore '92 comes of age
Remembrance of Things Past
Brandeis' Special Collections department houses fascinating realia that tell fiction's back stories.
From classroom to courtroom
Ethics Center initiative puts students on front lines of social justice
Upperclassman offers words of wisdom to first years
Osaze Akerejah '14 performs slam poem at Orientation event
Dreams met and unfulfilled
Scholars and activists reflect on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington
Orientation brings new friends, calms nerves
Group leaders help Class of 2017 move in, learn the ropes
Finding Equilibrium
Bulbul Chakraborty, the university's first female faculty member in physics, hits her stride
Orientation is here!
Brandeis is delighted to welcome the members of the Class of 2017!
Catching the Computer Science Bug
High school students' passion for video games is cultivated in summer program
This Guy Is Laowai Style
Sometimes the best way to bridge a culture gap is to fill it with laughs
The Gallery as a Classroom
Chris Bedford envisions new methods of engagement with the Rose Art Museum
Exploring the World of Medicine
Summer Youth Summit brings high school students to campus to get hands-on education in healthcare careers
The Virus Hunter
Epidemiologist Jonathan Epstein '96 wrangles giant fruit bats in Bangladesh and other remote areas to prevent the next devastating global pandemic.
Pay It Forward
New Board of Trustees chair Perry Traquina '78 believes in giving back by investing in the next generation.
Transitional Year Program named for Myra Kraft '64
$5 million gift honors legacy of distinguished alumna
Largest alumni turnout ever at Reunion 2013
Nearly 1,300 alumni and friends gathered on campus to celebrate
Eve Marder wins Gruber Foundation Neuroscience Prize
Award recognizes "the best neuroscience research being done anywhere."
Get ready for Reunion 2013!
Reconnect with classmates, revisit favorite Brandeis landmarks and enjoy the weekend-long celebration.
Afghan Hoop Dreams
In a war-torn and ethnically divided country, keeping score on the basketball court means more than tallying points.
Commencement 2013 highlights
Brandeis' 62nd commencement was a day of inspiration, thanks and joy.
A Senior Class Moment
Brandeis memories mark senior week.
Get ready for commencement!
A weekend of celebrations will mark the 62nd commencement ceremonies.
Art made it possible
The 61st Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts excited and inspired the campus community to imagine the impossible.
I've Just Seen a Face
Brandeis Magazine features newly released Beatles photographs taken by Henry Grossman '58 that are thrilling music fans everywhere.
Join us for the 2013 Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts
Highlights include the Brandeis Folk Festival and Super Sunday.
Celebrating 30 years of helping others
The Brandeis University Medical Corps marks its 30th anniversary.
Brandeis Stands with Boston
The Sounds of Peace
Music is not Judith Eissenberg's whole world — it's her way of encountering the world.
The Science of Circadian Rhythms
Biologist Michael Rosbash's groundbreaking research racks up accolades as his lab continues to decode what makes the fruit fly — and humans — tick.
A Historian for All Seasons
Brandeis Magazine profiles University Professor David Hackett Fischer, one of the nation's most respected historians.
A Season for the Record Books
Brandeis celebrates the extraordinary achievements of its men's and women's soccer teams.
The Entertainers
The latest issue of Brandeis Magazine features Brandeisians who bring sizzle and substance to showbiz.
Tim Morehouse '00 competing in third Olympic games
A silver medal winner in Beijing, he is now the oldest fencer on the team
Commencement 2012 Highlights
Brandeis celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2012 on May 20
Commencement 2012 is here!
The Brandeis community comes together this weekend to celebrate the university's 61st graduation ceremony
Extending Access to Higher Education
For more than 40 years, the Transitional Year Program has been an integral part of Brandeis' commitment to social justice
Reaching Out to the Community
The Waltham Group connects hundreds of students with local service opportunities
Investigating the Visual Cortex
Students in Gina Turrigiano's lab explore how the brain balances excitation and inhibition
Deciphering Ancient Scripts in Mesoamerica
Anthropologist Javier Urcid helps students understand ancient societies using Brandeis' rich collection of artifacts
Reflections on the Rose at Fifty
Memories abound at the 50th anniversary celebration of Brandeis' fabled art museum
Uncovering the past in Mississippi
For eight weeks last summer, Brandeis students were immersed in the legacy of the civil rights struggle
Rose gets Bruce Conner work for 50th anniversary
Original film triptych 'EVE-RAY-FOREVER' appeared at Rose in 1965
Rose reopens after major renovation
Broad $1.7 million renovation project has been completed
Rose in bloom: Reopening exhibits trace 50-year history
Three exhibitions showcase the museum's renowned permanent collection
Making Connections across Cultures
Forsan Hussein '00 is the CEO of the Jerusalem YMCA and a passionate advocate for peace and understanding
Finding a Career in the Newsroom
An innovative internship helped Wei-Huan Chen '12 pursue his passion for journalism
A Quest for Deeper Understanding and Acceptance
Eliana Light '13 is finding a path to integrate her diverse personal interests
Racing through College with Big Goals in Mind
Posse Scholar Vincent Asante '14 is winning championships far from home
Dear Class of 2015...
Members of the Brandeis Class of 2011 offer their sage advice to this year's incoming first-year students
Commencement 2011 Highlights
Brandeis' newest alumni celebrate their achievements with fellow graduates, proud parents and friends
Not Your Everyday Walk in the Park
This Brandeis senior straddles the worlds of art and science, and is in no hurry to choose between them
Finding Yourself in the Places You Go
For Claire Cooper '11, Brandeis' global ties have opened doors to a journey of discovery and commitment
Find Out What's Cooking in the Chemistry Lab
Brandeis' emphasis on undergraduate research is a core value in Christine Thomas' classroom
Engaging with the Broader Community
Brandeis' social justice mission comes to life through the work of dedicated students like Stephanie Johnson '13


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Ballina Fair Go
Ballina's annual Fair Go Skateboarding Festival is happening on Saturday October 9th, with over $3000 in cash up for grabs.
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Stop #4 of the Dew Tour is happening this weekend in Salt Lake City. Fuel TV's got the event coverage covered, with broadcast details as follows:
Day 1 is LIVE @ 6.00am on Sunday
Day 2 is LIVE @ 6.00am Monday
You can also catch a recap show Monday @ 8.30pm
Hit up Fuel's broadcast guide for more info.
Stay tuned for Fuel TV's wrap-up of the event with results, photos and video.
Soggybones is an online and a printed publication, they have just released their Tangible Fools issue, sweet read covering everything skate, surf, snow, music, art. Run by core crew living the dream.
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